Los Angeles Passport Party Project
The Passport Party Project kicked off its 10 city tour in Los Angeles, California on the re-scheduled Passport Day in the USA (September 17th, 2011) and will continue giving girls a world view throughout 2012 and beyond.
The girls learn a lesson in environmental stewardship at Coastal Clean Up at Santa Monica Beach
Passport Photos Done!
Learning about the history of Santa Monica Airport Park
Breana excited for her passport!
Headed to Europe's Mediterranean Coast on a school trip: Italy, Milan, Cinque Terre, Monaco, Nice, and Barcelona.
Learn more about the Passport Party Project.
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[…] Blog, Philanthropy As much as I’d love to still be in Jamaica, I couldn’t be more pleased to spend this past weekend in Chicago for the Passport Party Project. It has been over a year since I joined Tracey and 10 lovely girls in Los Angeles (my home at the time) for the inaugural Passport Party Project. […]
Thanks for sharing this. Hearing about this project for the first time, great idea!
Glad you found it! Make sure check out the site and reach out to Tracey if you decide to submit with a blog post, volunteer or donate! http://www.PassportPartyProject.org
Thank you, April, for your ongoing support and dedication to The Passport Party Project. You’re wonderful. Absolutely wonderful.
You’re very welcome. Will always do what I can to support!
Giving the gift of travel. Great initiative, April! Keep it up!
Thanks Shelley. Brainchild of Tracey Friley at One Brown Girl, but definitely an initiative I support!